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Item Code: 635-635
Gettysburg Pennsylvania Day September 11-12 1889 two-piece medal. The top says “Gettysburg” while the drop says “Pennsylvania Day September 11 & 12 1889”. It has been engraved “Gen. J. P. S. Gobin” in fancy script on back. Gobin, a Brevet Brigadier-General; Colonel 47th Penna Infantry, spoke to transfer the monuments to the Governor of Pennsylvania. Gobin was a member of the PA Senate at the time before becoming Lieutenant Governor in 1899. Pennsylvania Day was a festival at Gettysburg that celebrated the dedication of memorials (approx 53) to the Pennsylvania units that fought in the Civil War. A number of different medals were issued to mark the event. This style in silver is extremely hard to find (most were a bronze tone). Silver was most likely reserved for dignitaries attending the event. [dm] [ph:L]
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